Tag Archives: Lindsey Buckingham

Doc Pomus began his musical career as a blues singer before turning to songwriting. He went on to write and co-write lots of classic early rock and pop hits, from "A Teenager in Love" to "Viva Las Vegas."

Reviews: A box set collects solo work by Fleetwood Mac's Lindsey Buckingham, plus Steve Forbert and Michael Reynolds.

On his first solo album in about a decade, the Fleetwood Mac alumnus delivers performances that sound redolent of his work with his old group.

The new album from the hard-to-define but easy-to-love band is full of soaring melodies and a deep-hearted, determined, and joyful feel.

Fleetwood Mac offers up their first new batch of songs in 10 years. Will fans of the '70s/Buckingham-Nicks era be pleased with it?

Mick Fleetwood’s Zoo created an engaging 1983 album thankfully available again on vinyl and for the first time on CD

As it turns out, those pesky 2011 rumors that music is dead were greatly exaggerated after all.

The most striking thing about Lindsey Buckingham's new concert DVD, is the revelation of just how amazing — yet underrated — a guitarist he really is.

Lindsey Buckingham's Small Machine is more than a mini-Mac attack.

Stevie Nicks returns with her first solo studio album in a decade.